Anti-discrimination law draws business rebukes
Corporations voiced disappointment as an anti-discrimination law drew criticism from business groups. The NCAA pledged to monitor North Carolina’s next steps and assess implications for athletics and compliance.
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Laughter as Medicine in Daily Life
An opinion piece argues laughter improves mood and stress relief. It cites a Psychology Today study noting children laugh about 300 times daily while a 40 year old laughs roughly four times, illustrating laughter’s varying impact.
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Community Art Therapy and Classes Offered at Casa de la Cultura
The Casa de la Cultura at 302 Cantu St offers free Adult Art Therapy every Tuesday from 6 to 7 p.m. Also listed are cake decorating, accordion, bass guitar, and Zumba classes hosted by El Comite Cultural del Pueblo, Inc. across from Brown Plaza.
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City to Maintain Brown Plaza in Del Rio’s South End
Del Rio council agrees to repairs at historic Brown Plaza after a request from the Brown Plaza Association. Mayor Garza noted items needed to support the Cinco de Mayo celebration including lighting, outlets, benches, kiosk painting, tree care, a stage, vendor booths, security, and new flags.
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Women's Seminar invites men to attend fourth annual event
The Del Rio seminar at the Del Rio Civic Center offered four workshops on health security finance and resiliency with about 400 attendees including men. Speakers from V RMC the Del Rio Police Laughlin AFB and Sul Ross SBDC shared information as U S Border Patrol officials urged broader participation.
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Americans confirmed dead in Brussels attacks
Two Americans have been confirmed killed in the Brussels bombings as Secretary of State Kerry met Belgian leaders and praised counterterrorism efforts while urging stronger global action. Kerry cited United States condolences for victims and injured, with FBI agents arriving to assist inquiries.
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Removal of Confederate symbols turns nasty in New Orleans
In New Orleans a plan to remove prominent Confederate monuments has sparked threats and intimidation including possible arson of a contractor’s Lamborghini. City officials struggle to find a contractor to carry out the work, even considering nighttime operations to reduce turmoil after the Dec 17 council vote.
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